Looking for a South Park wav

I am looking for the one where token's father tells token that his mom makes more money than Cartman's mom.

Your mom is a scientist for a pharmaceutical company and Cartman's mom is a crack whore. One pays more than the other.

Terry wrote:

If you can tell me which episode that is, I could create it.

I don't know. It was the one where Token went shopping at J-Mart. He had done a school project with all his cool computer equipment and everyone pointed out that he was so much more wealthy than everyone else. I think it is the same episode where he goes and lives with the lions.

"Terry" wrote in message news:[email]...

Episode 512 - Here Comes The Neighborhood. It's somewhere around 2:40 from the start.

"Wog�George" wrote:

Thanks.

Terry wrote:

I've posted an MP3 of the entire scene, and a WAV of the specific comment by Token's dad, to a binary newsgroup. If you can't access it, let me know and I can email it.

Requires a yEnc- and multipart-capable newsreader (you may need to actually pull recent headers from alt.binaries.sounds.misc to see all the segments, depending on your reader):

Full scene: news:[email]

Specific comment: news:[email]

I have them thanks.

On a side note, I could not just click on the link you provided to invoke my news reader. In the past, a link like you posted would load "Agent." Now it loads Google, and because Google does not do the bunny groups I get a dead link.

I could not figure out how to open the link in Agent. Do you know how to do that by any chance?

"Terry" wrote:

I think you'd have to be clicking from within Agent. However, I realized after I posted it that with multiparts, you really have to pull headers in the group, regardless of the newsreader (at the very least, it would have to figure out to do this on its own).

If you paste a link into a blank new post, you can click on it from there, and then cancel the new post.

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 18:35:14 -0500, Joel wrote:

Duh. Now I remember. I use Google because it is quick and dirty. I know when I used to use a real news reader it never called Google.

Thanks for the tip and the wavs.

Terry wrote:

My pleasure. :)